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Coins paired with TSLA

Some V3 coins trade against TSLA instead of ETH. What changes, and what to know first.

Before you buy
Launching a coin paired with TSLA
Fees, rewards and credits
Prices and graduation
TSLA's issuer can act on TSLA

A V3 coin is launched against a pair asset. Most coins use ETH. A coin can instead be paired with TSLA, a token on Robinhood Chain that tracks Tesla stock. The coin page shows the pair as COIN / TSLA.

Before you buy#

You buy a TSLA-paired coin with TSLA, and selling it pays you TSLA.
You need TSLA in your wallet first. The trade panel does not turn ETH into TSLA for you. You can get TSLA on the Swap page, then come back to the coin.
You still need a little ETH for network fees.
A buy first asks your wallet to approve exactly that amount of TSLA. Your first sell asks you to approve the coin once.

Launching a coin paired with TSLA#

Choose TSLA as the pair asset in the launch form.
The launch fee (0.0005 ETH) and the network fee are paid in ETH.
A Creator First Buy is paid in TSLA, so hold the TSLA you want to spend.
Everything else (supply, locked liquidity, Holder Rewards, the fee split) works as for any V3 coin.

Fees, rewards and credits#

Every trade pays the same 1% pool fee. The pool keeps its own protocol share (currently one sixth), and the rest is split 70% creator side, 10% agent side, 20% GEKKO.
On buys the fee is collected in TSLA; on sells, in the coin's own tokens.
Holder Rewards are paid in TSLA. There is no option to receive them as ETH.
Creator credits are in TSLA and in the coin's own tokens, claimed from your profile as usual.

Prices and graduation#

Prices, liquidity and volume are shown in TSLA. Dollar values use a live TSLA price; when a fresh one is not available, dollar values are hidden rather than guessed.
Graduation is reached when 79.65% of the launch position has been bought, the same rule as every V3 coin launched since 7 October 2026. The progress bar can move down as well as up before that.

TSLA's issuer can act on TSLA#

TSLA is issued by a third party, not by GEKKO, and its issuer keeps powers over TSLA that GEKKO cannot override:

Pause: while TSLA is paused, nothing that moves TSLA works: buys, sells, reward and credit claims, and new TSLA launches all fail until it is unpaused.
Block addresses: a blocked address cannot send or receive TSLA. Its own claims and sells fail. GEKKO does not enforce these blocks itself: claiming to another address, or selling with another recipient, is not restricted by GEKKO.
Burn: the issuer can remove TSLA from any address, including a coin's pool or rewards. TSLA owed to holders or creators then cannot be paid until the issuer restores it. GEKKO cannot make anyone whole.
Upgrade: the issuer can change how the TSLA token works.

TSLA also follows the price of Tesla shares, so a TSLA-paired coin moves with both its own trading and with TSLA. Read Risk disclosures before you trade.